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Salina Journal
Severe storms and tornadoes possible Monday in Salina, Hutchinson
The National Weather Service predicts a slight chance for severe weather, including potential tornadoes, during the late afternoon and early evening Nov. 2 in parts of Kansas that include Salina and Hutchinson. The risk will be greatest along and south of Interstate 70 in central and eastern Kansas, the weather service's Topeka office said in a graphic posted early Nov. 1 on its website. Shawnee County last saw a tornado in November in 1988, said Jennifer Prieto, a meteorologist for the weather service office in Topeka. Details for potential of severe weather remain uncertain Meteorologists feel confident that storms will develop Nov. 2 as a strong system approaches, with a few initial rounds of rain occurring in the morning and early afternoon, the weather service said It said severe storms featuring damaging winds, heavy rain and a few tornadoes could develop along a front expected to move through the area later in the day, though details regarding the potential for severe weather weren't yet available early Nov. 1. "Cloud cover and rain through the day could limit the amount of energy storms have by the afternoon and evening, thus limiting storm intensity," said the weather service's Topeka office website. "However,
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Today’s Severe Storm Threat: Damaging Winds And Tornadoes Possible, Then A Cooler, Calmer Week
KWCH.com
Weather Alert - Weather system arrives Monday
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - Our next storm system will arrive in Kansas Sunday night and Monday, bringing scattered thunderstorms and possibly some severe weather. Clouds may thin out a bit over eastern Kansas this afternoon. Isolated showers cannot be ruled out over western Kansas ahead of the next storm system. High temperatures will be mild for our first day of November in the mid to upper 60s to near 70. South winds will gust 30-40 m.p.h. over western Kansas.